Robin Becker kirjoitti:
>
> Björn, in one of our projects we are sorting in javascript in several
> languages English, German, Scandinavian languages, Japanese; from
> somewhere (I cannot actually remember) we got this sort spelling
> function for scandic languages
>
> a
> .replace(/\u00C4/g,'A~') //A umlaut
> .replace(/\u00e4/g,'a~') //a umlaut
> .replace(/\u00D6/g,'O~') //O umlaut
> .replace(/\u00f6/g,'o~') //o umlaut
> .replace(/\u00DC/g,'U~') //U umlaut
> .replace(/\u00fc/g,'u~') //u umlaut
> .replace(/\u00C5/g,'A~~') //A ring
> .replace(/\u00e5/g,'a~~'); //a ring
>
> does this actually make sense?
I think this order is not correct for Finnish, which is one of the
Scandinavian languages. The Finnish alphabet in alphabetical order is:
a-z, å, ä, ö
If I understand correctly your replacements cause the order of the last
3 characters to be
ä, å, ö
which is wrong.
HTH,
Jussi
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